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Lie | Doping
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7.3/10
IMDbBest Documentary | 2014 | Alex
Best Documentary Picture | 2014 | Alex
Documentary Feature | 2014 | Alex
Best Film of the Documentary Competition | 2014 | Alex
2013 | Alex
Best Documentary | 2013
Best Documentary | 2013
Box Office Collection 383,294 USD
Filmmaker Alex Gibney followed Lance Armstrong for four years with the intent of chronicling his return to cycling after retirement as Armstrong tried to win his eighth Tour de France. Unexpectedly, Gibney was also there when Armstrong admitted to doping, which resulted in the film being retitled from "The Road Back" to "The Armstrong Lie."
"Lance Armstrong: I viewed my battle with cancer as an athletic competition. But in that, you either win or you lose. When you lose, or if you lose, you die. So I took that perspective, which is a little dark, and I put it into everything I've done since then. I like to win. But more than anything, I can't stand the idea of losing, because, to me, that equals death."